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A new oil spill Firefox plugin began taking the web by storm yesterday. It covers out mentions of BP in a black blob which then proceeds to drip down the screen.

Why?

As one popular tweet says, "Want BP to f*ck up your browser like they’ve f*cked up the Gulf? Install the Oil Spill Firefox plugin."

Here are some screeshots of how the plugin looks…

On Bing.com:

bing-black-oil-firefox.png

On BP.com…..because I couldn’t resist it.

bp-black-oil-firefox.png

See how many of your Facebook friends are talking about the BP oil spill, at a glance:

facebook-black-oil-firefox.png

[via Mashable]

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